Uninstall Simulator

The game welcomes you with a desktop and a few basic icons, but none of them lead to anything particularly interesting. You can browse the two available hard drives, yet they are completely empty except for the folders containing the operating system and the email client through which you receive tasks. You earn money for each completed task, but aside from buying a single hint per task, there isn’t much use for it. Each email includes the user’s problem, a short description of what needs to be done, and a button that lets you remotely access their computer. Their desktop is just as empty as yours. Aside from different backgrounds and the program they want removed, there is nothing to find by digging through a client’s hard drive, and you cannot actually run any programs unless it is part of the uninstall process. The first few tasks are simple and familiar to anyone who has dealt with unwanted programs. You basically open the program’s folder and look for the uninstall icon. This opens an uninstall window where you click through various options to reach the actual uninstall. For example, you might have to select the correct reason for uninstalling or find the button tucked away in a corner. Later, things become more complicated and each problem turns into a puzzle. The program might be running, so you have to close it before uninstalling. The uninstall button might keep falling off the window and trigger an ad, or you may need to enable the option that shows hidden files. Some of these situations feel familiar because they resemble real issues people encounter, while others lean more toward puzzle design. After a while, uninstall tasks are replaced with installation jobs. Here the goal is to install only the main program while avoiding any bundled bloatware. The relevant options might be hidden behind service agreement text, inside the install folder field, or in situations where the mouse stops working and you have to use the keyboard instead. There are also several tasks where speed matters, so being too slow can make finishing a stage more difficult. Overall, if you save your money for the later stages, completing everything should not be too difficult. Most puzzles follow similar patterns, such as searching for hidden windows or options, and some of the trickier ones near the end include helpful hints. All puzzles can be replayed if you missed an achievement, although there is one task where you can accidentally spend all your money if you are not careful.

游戏唯一优点,题材很有意思,做的不真实就算了,有些关有点纯恶心也罢了(毕竟符合题材),但是卸载music那关认真的?直接筛选玩家了,鼠标dps高于2800的就不可能过 慢速移动靠鼠标的dps多少来判定有够sb的,作者鼠标dps200是吗,用嘴吊着使用是吧 高dps的动一纳米都是快速移动,你做你m的游戏,提示也和没有一样,全桉自己的标准来做,一点适配没做,这还有脸卖22 纯脑瘫作者

幸福人生公司保留对“幸福”的最终解释

很好的游戏，使我的血压居高不下👍也确实在某种程度上让我学会了一些软件的卸载与安装方式（吗？），也可能是我平常只会用官方途径下载，游戏中那些恶心人的手段我都很少遇见[spoiler]，也确实让我见识到了某些厂商的恶心之处了[/spoiler]，也希望大家不要乱下软件吧，很赞的游戏👍

당신도 컴퓨터 수리기사가 될 수 있다 의뢰인들의 다양한 프로그램관련 요구를 들어주는 게임입니다 힌트없이 풀기에는 전문적인 문제가 좀 있지만 힌트를 보면 결국에는 풀 수 있습니다

挺好的，很多关卡是完全就想不到的，如果没有这方面经验的话或许要两个小时以上能通过，流程短了点，希望开放创意工坊

很有新意的小游戏，需要一点电脑基础，但大部分时候感觉都像是脑经急转弯，跟各种流氓软件斗智斗勇，整体来说还挺有意思

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让人血压飙升

I just stared at installer windows for hours and have accidentally installed more junkware than I ever thought was possible. 10/10 Each level is a puzzle on how to jump through the hoops of some sort of installer/uninstaller program to achieve your goal without installing extra software. But because it's shady junkware installers, there is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ involved. Lots of it. It will be frustrating. I enjoyed the levels where you must find the correct website to download an app from, although I think the "official apps" being free of junkware is giving them too much credit compared to how they behave in reality. Note the punctuation marks and spacing is weird. Not sure if intended by the devs but the broken looking text just adds to the experience imo.